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Easy... no prep... 37 Different review sheets to practice reading and interpreting graphing and data. Collecting data of your ownLabeling different tables, graphs and chartsFrequency Tables•Organizing data from a tally chart into a frequency table •Using a frequency table to answer one step questions •Using a frequency table to answer multi-step questions •Reading and interpreting multi-column frequency tables Picture Graphs•Reading a picture graph w/no scale •Reading a picture graph w/ a scale

Easy to assemble and fun to make, this simple snowman craft and game is an excellent way for students to practice equivalent fractions! The sort comes with eight adorable snowmen cards that are ready to find their equivalent fraction snowflakes. Students will need to determine which snowflakes go with which snowmen. A recording sheet allows for students to record their answers and for you to assess student understanding. The accompanying craft allows for students to continue practicing what the

Looking for a fun way to introduce multiplication or division? This project is designed to help students deepen their understanding of multiplication or division by reading, writing, solving and visualizing different math word problems. Simple and easy to complete, it focuses on helping students connect to personal experiences and use art, so as to better understand and the meaning behind the standard equation. This product includes: - Letters explaining project to parents - Hand templates -

A fun Halloween craftivity to work on 3 digit addition! Includes: Craftivity templates Creativity example sheet Practice sheet with regrouping Practice sheet without regrouping

25 easy-to-use print-and-go review sheets that begin with time to the nearest hour and scaffold to solving elapsed time word problems. Great for differentiating instruction and supporting students in learning how to tell time! - Draw the Numbers & Hands on a clock (1) - Draw the Time Nearest hour (1)Nearest half hour (2)Nearest five minutes (2)Nearest one minute (2)- Write the Time Nearest hour (1)Nearest half hour (2)Nearest five minutes (2)Nearest one minute (2)- Time Intervals How much time

Looking for a fun way to teach the distributive property of multiplication? Try this fun pack of different distributive math activities to make multiplication Dino-mite!!! Product includes: -Craftivity -Math Task Cards -Distributive Property Learning Mats -Matching Game -Reflection Sheet -Word Problem Cards

In this product you will find Halloween Themed 3-digit Addition Word Problem cards with and without regrouping. A recording sheet is provided so that students can record their answers. Teachers can choose whether to give their students the cards with the QR codes or not. For more product like this, check out... 3 Digit Subtraction Word Problems (Thanksgiving Themed)

Elapsed time can be an extremely difficult concept to master fo many students. Some students get it and some it will take a lot and lots of practice. Making practice engaging and fun can be difficult. This product hopes to help make practicing elapsed time as fun as it can be! Product includes - 3 review sheets (Find the Time Interval. Find the Start Time, Find the End Time) - Task Cards & Recording Sheets - Math Craft

Rounding making you nutty? Looking for a fun way to assess student understanding of rounding? This adorable craft and task card set is for you! Easy to assemble, the craft asks students to round to the nearest 10, round to the nearest 100 and then explain how to round in their own words. It can be an awesome fall decoration or look great in the classroom at any point during the year! Are your kids a bit squirrelly? Get them up and moving with the 28 task card set, included in this product. Thes

A simple classroom project that makes it easy for students to collect data, present it as a horizontal bar graph and then create their very own questions!

34 easy-to-use print-and-go review sheets that support students in learning how to multiply. Great for differentiating instruction and supporting students in understanding how to utilize different strategies and properties to multiply. Multiplication Strategies • Using Equal Groups • Drawing Equal Groups • Using skip counting on a number line • Drawing skip counting on a number line • Using Arrays • Drawing Arrays • Using Repeated Addition • Drawing Repeated Addition • Show that Strategy • Mu

35 easy-to-use print-and-go review sheets that begin support student understanding of place value. Great for differentiating instruction! Review includes... Base Ten Blocks Expanded FormWord FormStandard FormMixedFormsComparing NumbersOrdering NumbersValue of a DigitNumber PatternsValue Add & Subtract3-digit Addition3-digit Subtraction4-digit Addition4-digit SubtractionMixed AdditionMixed SubtractionFact FamiliesMissing NumbersTrue/False Code Word ProblemsNumber BondsRounding to nearest 10Round

9 Fun Activities for Teaching Place Value! L1: Even Odd Number Sort (single digit review game) L2: Even Odd Board Game (2-digit) L3: What's the Value Game with task cards and recording sheet L4: Expanded Form game with playing cards and recording sheet L5: Place Value Apple Craft L6: Different ways to show a number's value (Shopping Bag Game) L7: Math Mystery: Word Problem Pattern Task Cards L8: Pattern Play Game: finishing two digit patterns Goes great with any math curriculum but was created f

Task cards are an incredible way to get students up and moving in the classroom! Use these task cards to help teach and practice place value with multi-digit numbers. Each set has 25 cards, a recording sheet and an answer key. Product includes 7 sets of task cards with 25 cards: Number Forms to 1,000Place Value to 1,000Number Patterns to 1,000Number Forms to 10,000Place Value to 10,000Number Forms to 100,000Place Value to 100,000

Elapsed time can be a tricky concept for young students to grasp. These 24 engaging task cards ask students to solve different elapsed time word problems, as if they are working at their very own pet store. Each card asks students to solve a pet store problem, involving elapsed time. Students record their answers on a recording sheet as they walk around the classroom solving the different questions. The teacher skill's key allows for teachers to determine quickly what skill or skills within ela

12 fun activities to practice three digit place value. Product includes: L1: Tons of Tens (Grouping tens as hundreds task card game) L2: Roll and Record Three Digit Numbers Activity L3: Playing Card Place Value (Writing 3 digit numbers in different forms) L4: What's the Value? Partner Game L5:Match the Number to the Name Game L6: Spin and Write 3 digit name activity L7: Place Value Window Craft L8: Showing hundreds, tens and ones in different ways Animal and their Food Game L9: Count on & C

Enjoy these simple but fun activities to teach your students how to determine whether or not a shape is a polygon. Includes a task card sorting activity complete with graphic organizer to record answers and a reflection sheet for students to analyze and then explain their thinking.

This product is a collection of fun activities to support students in learning how to round 3 digit numbers to the nearest 10 or 100. Perfect for small groups math stations or the "You Do Together" or "You Do Alone" portion of a math lesson, these different activities can be done both individually or collaboratively! They likewise make for a perfect way to assess student understanding. Check out what the product includes below! Matching Games: This product includes two different apple matching

In this product you will find Thanksgiving Themed 3-digit Subtraction Word Problem cards with and without regrouping. A recording sheet is provided so that students can record their answers. Teachers can choose whether to give their students the cards with the QR codes or not. For more product like this, check out... 3 Digit Addition Word Problems (Halloween Themed)

This collection of 23 game boards is perfect for any math game that you can think of! Themed for the different months of the school year, students will love coloring in an image or placing a counter over an image to claim a point for their team. They make any collaborative station, center, or activity more fun! How are these game boards used? For example... Have students pair up. They each roll a dice two times and multiply their numbers. The student with the greater number wins a point! They c